1.
Who was more playful, Akulya or Malasha? Give reasons
to support your answer.
Comment on the behaviour of both the mothers.
“They themselves have forgotten all about it!"
(a) Why does Akulya’s grandmother say this?
(b) What does she want to convey?
Answers
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Answer:
1. Malasha's playfulness is visible at two instances
a) Malasha was ready to dive into the puddle forgetting about her new dress but took off her stockings when akoulya reminded her to.
b) In her frolic mood she alsso slumped her foot into the puddle and splashed dirt on akoulya's frock, nose and head.
Explanation:
Parents will protect their own child and react negatively at times. Something that happens when Akoulya’s mother strikes Malasha on the neck. It is Akoulya’s mother’s reaction which escalates the situation and when the matter is not resolved by Akoulya and Malasha’s mothers their fathers intervene. it must remembered that a minor incident does not deserve the hostility the issue is being given. The fact that Akoulya’s mother strikes Malasha might also suggest that Akoulya’s mother has gone too far. She is basing her decision to hit Malasha on the fact that Akoulya has told her mother that what Malasha has done was done on purpose. When the reality is it was an accident.
a) Akoulya’s grandmother is much pleased to see the innocence and goodness of both the girls. She says to the people to see how the two girls have become friends forgetting their misunderstanding and dispute. “You have come, to join hands in the quarrel, from one side or other. The two little innocent girls have patched up their misunderstanding, but you do not. As such they are wiser than you.” The men looking at the girls being ashamed, return to their houses.
b) she puts across a big message in a simple manner that God has asked to live and let live in harmony with forgiveness being the greatest weapon for peace . unfortunately adults make a mountain out of a molehill with revenge in their whereas children in their innocence forgive others get on with life. Thus these girls are wiser than their parents and men can enter heaven only if they adapt this prudence from children